how do you guys close the unused air outlets?
12122
On the manifold that comes with the pump there are valves for each individual outlet. They are controlled independently of one another.
12123
We like the small pump a lot. But as you discovered, the small pump comes with a non-valve controlled multi-port manifold. We use heavy weight paper binder clips and soft hose on the extra valves since we had soft hose available. We also have access to a great store 5 minutes away that sells a metal 6 port valve-controlled manifold - $5. Janet, we've had a pump returned but it appears the entire pump was either in water or left outdoors, ruining the diaphragm. What issues did you experience?
12124
Sorry I can't help you. Neither of mine ever worked long enough to encounter that issue I sent them both back.
12125
It hooks to an air manifold. All of the outlets have a valve on them that can be closed if you don't need to use them.
869936
I use cans of air...air dusters, they are called. My fan has screws to take the back off...check again. But i do the air thing at mid summer, end of summer and end of spring. plus there are swiffer dusters that you can use by hand as well.
477564
I would advise a shutoff as a particle of dirt might keep the quick connect open a little and leak gas. I have 4 outlets with the coupler on them and all have a shutoff valve.
2077457
unfortunately there is no way to "close vents that you don't need. we just put a book or two over the vents we don't need blowing
645971
Guess it depends on wheeze your outlet is. Mine was on other side of vanity so I ran cord under doors to outlet. My friend used white duck tape to keep her cord off the floor. Believe me it is well worth having cord show little. I love my heated seat!
1568991
Vacumn it or take it ouside and shake it out. You know tge really old fashion way.
807127
there are two outlets on the bottom if its in hanging position next to the power in cord. they are tied together and not independent.
2017116
I put mine in the bottom outlets with the light facing down (plastic part facing up). This frees up the top outlet, which is easier to access for things I need to plug and unplug.
1079386
Canned compressed air and a brush with long bristles will work, like a dustpan brush. They also make a similar model fan where you can remove the housing. I bought this model because it was so cheap.
1065570
Turn OFF the unit and leave it plugged in to the wall outlet to be in Standby mode.
1337578
Nothing in the installation materials mentions avoiding power outlets. The sensor runs on batteries. Hope this helps. You could also call the company
1258945
All i do is plug it into a wall outlet, what alternative way are you looking for?
1064821
You can rewire the outlet plugs so that the one being utilized is hot... if ya know what yer doing ya won't get shocked doing it... ';)Or you can just leave the switch on all the time... and hope the kids don't switch it off if yer computer is plugged into it while dong some important stuff that a cold shut down will trash some of yer data... ';)You can pull the switch cover plate, remove the switch and hot wire it, then replace preferably with a solid cover... or actually one can hot wire it and leave the switch in place... it just won't do anything if someone flips it... You can rewire the outlet plugs so that the one being utilized is hot... if ya know what yer doing ya won't get shocked doing it... ';)Or you can just leave the switch on all the time... and hope the kids don't switch it off if yer computer is plugged into it while dong some important stuff that a cold shut down will trash some of yer data... ';)You can pull the switch cover plate, remove the switch and hot wire it, then replace preferably with a solid cover... or actually one can hot wire it and leave the switch in place... it just won't do anything if someone flips... » Read More You can rewire the outlet plugs so that the one being utilized is hot... if ya know what yer doing ya won't get shocked doing it... ';)Or you can just leave the switch on all the time... and hope the kids don't switch it off if yer computer is plugged into it while dong some important stuff that a cold shut down will trash some of yer data... ';)You can pull the switch cover plate, remove the switch and hot wire it, then replace preferably with a solid cover... or actually one can hot wire it and leave the switch in place... it just won't do anything if someone flips it... « Show Less
1965681
I haven't done it yet, but it should not be difficult at all. The fans are mounted to a hinged plate that opens. You can completely remove them from the unit. They are plugged into the power supply, not hard wired. So you simply unplug them, release a couple of latches that secure them to the hinged plate and take them out.
2019440
If you have a regular outlet a few feet away it is cake. I gently cut a hole in the correct place in the air duct, positioned it properly (see directions) and screwed it in. We had an electrician hard wire it to the air handler and it works great.
2067444
You might want to try Duct Seal. You can buy a brick of it at Home depot in the Electrical Department. Pretty cheap.
377670
The plug is under the table, in the center. Definitely unplug when not in use because the air will continue to flow of its on.